Symptoms of yeast infection in men, early knowledge and early prevention

Once a man is infected with mold, he will show corresponding symptoms, especially when urinating. Mild symptoms include frequent urination and painful urination, while severe symptoms can cause soreness in the waist and knees and even directly affect sexual function. Therefore, men should pay attention to this.

1. Symptoms of frequent urination, painful urination, and urethral burning

2. Genital rash, papules, growths, and blisters

3. Symptoms of waiting to urinate or difficulty urinating

4. Symptoms of incomplete urination, bifurcated urine, and white urine

5. Symptoms of pain in the lower abdomen, groin, and lumbar spine

6. Symptoms of urethral discharge, redness, swelling, and increased secretions

7. Wetness and itching of the perineum and scrotum

8. Symptoms of scrotal swelling and pain

9. Symptoms of dizziness, insomnia, and frequent dreams

10. Symptoms of functional impairment and fatigue

11. Waist and knee soreness, time passing too quickly

Causes of yeast infection in men:

1. The inner side of the male foreskin is an ideal growth site for male yeast infection. Excessive foreskin is one of the key causes of male yeast infection.

2. Abuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics can cause imbalance of normal bacterial flora.

3. Young people have vigorous sebaceous gland secretion, and their vulva is damp. In addition, wearing thick underwear or not keeping the vulva clean enough can easily cause fungi scattered in the air or parasitic here to take root and germinate, causing infection. Recommended reading: Experts teach you how to self-diagnose fungal vaginitis

4. Mechanical friction damage to the skin and mucous membranes caused by sexual intercourse creates conditions for fungal infection and may be transmitted to the spouse.

What are the causes of fungal infections?

Fungal infection is mostly caused by insufficient vital energy, spleen deficiency and dampness or unclean sexual intercourse, which causes dampness, heat, evil and toxic qi to invade the genitals, or liver and kidney deficiency, blood deficiency and wind, which lead to illness.

Modern medicine believes that unclean sexual intercourse is the main way of fungal infection, but it can also be transmitted through non-marital intercourse, such as through bedding, bathtubs, underwear and toilets. When the body's immune function is low, Candida multiplies in large numbers, invades the body, and causes illness.

In addition, vitamin deficiency, diabetes and other wasting diseases can cause Candida to grow and multiply. If antibiotics or adrenal cortex hormones are used in large quantities due to bacterial infection, fungal vaginitis can also be easily caused.